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  Full Pints - Staff Reviews

  So Fine Red Wheat Wine Ale

  March 13, 2013 - Staff

  SweetWater Brewing Co. Atlanta, GA Style: Wheat wine ABV: 11

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  Full Pints - Staff Reviews

  Boston Lager with TCHO Chocolate

  March 8, 2013 - Staff

  Boston Beer Co. Boston, MA Style:Lager ABV: 4.9 Paired with: Chocolate from TCHO

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  Full Pints - Staff Reviews

  Alaskan Troppelbock

  March 6, 2013 - Staff

  Alaskan Brewing Co. Juneau, AK Style: Imperial Doppelbock Ale ABV: 10.5

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  Full Pints - Staff Reviews

  Enchanted Framboise

  March 5, 2013 - Staff

  BridgePort Brewing Co. Portland, OR Style: Belgian Style Framboise ABV: 7.7

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  Beer Enthusiast - Full Pints

  A Tale of Two Ales

  March 1, 2013 - Fred Eckhardt

  As winter wends its way into spring, the Beer Enthusiast goes from dark to amber in the search for the great beer. After the bock beers have been enjoyed, and the weather warms, it is time to begin the search for copper-colored beers, a time to get back to basics. What we need is a... View Article

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  Beer Enthusiast - Full Pints

  A Tale of Two Ales

  March 1, 2013 - Fred Eckhardt

  As winter wends its way into spring, the Beer Enthusiast goes from dark to amber in the search for the great beer. After the bock beers have been enjoyed, and the weather warms, it is time to begin the search for copper-colored beers, a time to get back to basics. What we need is a... View Article

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  Full Pints - Recipes

  Great Grains: Mash or Steep?

  March 1, 2013 - K. Florian Klemp

  Friends often ask me to review their brewing recipes and strategies. With all-grain brewers, this usually amounts to minor tweaking of ingredients and proportions. For extract-steep and partial-mash brewers, though, I encounter common issues with regard to grain utilization, tricky concerns that are often glossed over in brewing instructions.

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  Full Pints - Stylistically Speaking

  Munich Dunkel

  March 1, 2013 - K. Florian Klemp

  Those of us “experienced” enough to remember the beer wasteland before the brewing Renaissance cut our teeth on rather pedestrian European imports. Mostly, they were English or German in origin, with the odd Belgian bauble. There was no special release hoopla or festival hysteria, nor discussion of wild fermentation, new cultivar ale or barrel-aging. We... View Article

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  Book Reviews - Full Pints

  The World Atlas of Beer

  March 1, 2013 - Daniel Bradford

  Unlike Michael Jackson’s legendary World Guide to Beer, which painted a portrait of beer at its lowest ebb, Tim Webb and Stephen Beaumont’s new World Atlas of Beer tours the vibrant global craft beer culture as it is today. Whereas the Guide called attention to the vanishing classic beer styles, the Atlas gathers together the... View Article